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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-17

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lie stood
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one morn.
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from the
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road, and he
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08

ally. When the young student re-
turned to the school this fall she had
periods OF deep dependency, and
often asked the privilege of gong 70
the room in the seminary set apart rs u
hospital. There she would lie for a
day at n time, only rousing herself
when any one approached the table, on
which stood an ink.bottlc aud a stylo-
graphic pen. The nurse having occa-
sion TO send message TO the doctor,
attempted to write with this pen. the
young girl at that time being asleep
The pen not only refused to
write, but the practiced eye Of
the nurse instantly recognized in
the point the punoturing needle of n
hypOdermic syringe. This led to an
examination OF the ink-bOttle. IL was
iour-ouncc bottle, but there was no
ink IN 1t. Il was painted black on the
outside, and contained Magendic's So
luton Of moIphia, enough for 1913 one
half grain doses, or sufficient To last
until the Christmas holidays. The
principal of the school was summoned
immediately and the sleeping Riri'sarm
barred. IL was punctured from the
shoulder almost to the hand. and the
hyld blue marks confirmed the suspi-
cion, which was changed to absolute
certainty 10y the small abscess which
had begun 10 form ia the forearm Just
above the wrist. The habit had been
formed about two months only, and
there is a possibility that a cure can be
Effected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08
ttty mis,ion.

Tie Eoarl Of Managers Of TINS use
lul organization request the pablo
to mote with care the following report
Of work done by the City Mission du-
ling tie eumm,r months from the Isl
If May 10 October; amount q money
expended in that timc for wages re-
pairs, medicines. and other thing
necessary for the sick, including rltions,
e2cS; number Of rations distributed,
2,15O. Liclty-hto cid people, unable
To work. have assembled at the Mis-
sion Ilmsc every friday morning
to Join .u e lrIyer-ncltluS (couiuttrd
by members of the mi-,iouj aud - re-
cciyc such ritiOus as the ladies were
able to supply. The generosity OF the
cIoccrs, bakers. and flour inspector has
greatly assisted the ladies IN Carrying
on the work to dis dstc. In addition
TO this work "a generous, noble-hearted
citizen called on the ladies OF the
mission to iuauHuratc excursions
to the country during the hot weather
for the benefit Of sick babies in
the city and offered $50 as his contci-
ifNt.Nil lbi ti.t NhIA't. AA44' UNI ii~ wac
speedily followed by others, and in
spite Of the intense heat and the small
number Of ladies in the city to under
take the work, two excursions were
most successfully carried out, giving
Infinite relief to the poor, suffering
babies, and untold pleasure to the
happy band that filled the cars both
times.
The treasury Of the mission is entire
ly empty. and at meeting Of the
bead the first Monday in October
number, of destitute and suffering cases
were reported, but no help can be given
until the friends OF the mission cometc
ITS aid.
Contributions can be sent to Mrs.
Randolph Harrison, corner Ninth aud
Clay: Mrs. Jacob, M west Main
Mrs. Thomas Evans, 5l0oast Franklin
Mrs. NJ. Stokes, 1893 east Marshall
Mrs. Raleigh Colston, 700 east Franklin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08
Rnfhor CnstIr Gnln 2.

4 Bangor Me- telegram says Three
rich Bostouians, who took the utmost
Iuirs to conceal their names, came {,
pIiof here to-day. They came dow
from Massachusetts on Monday Of last
week and went up TO Burlington, TWEEN.
ty-hyc miles fcom here, to go deer
hunting. They hired Reuben Siblcy,
one Of Tie famous Maine guides, and
agreed It beng close time, t. ply bis
fines should they get into any trouble.
They laughed at the idea Of any
Maine game var3cus interfering with
them. Nut the vlrdcns followed tine
men into the woods, camped near them,
saw them hunt and XIII two deer, being
close ut hand at the death. The war
dcus then came here for warrants. To
day the slortsmW were brought here
and fined $500 for killing the two deer,
with costs added making about 5000
in an They were arraigned in court
as Richard Roe, Daniel Doe. and SIM
ucl Poe. Iut few persons were in the
court room. John 4. Moses, promi-
mont man here, knew the Bostonim.
and paid their fines. lie said that they
were prominent hueincs5 men, and had
money enough 60 Well a4orl TO pay
$1,000 apiece for deer besides having
valuable dogs, guns, &c, forfeited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08
tOWREATAN.
Democratic Meeting at the Court.
ENnNC- (rnps.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
PowHATAS, October Z, 1854
Cur regular monthly courtday WIS
largely attended on yesterday. Oar
farmers having Cut their tobacco aud
lot being ready to seed wheat, were all
out to hear how they could best serve
thtir country "a month hence. After
tie Judge had charged tine regular
grand jury, concrutuating them that
thee Is 10 crime IN the county now,
tic court took a recess, and our Demo
cratic Superintendent called q meeting
in the court house, and introduced Mr.
James y. iUulop, of Richmond, 10 the
audience vach tbrougcl the court
room W have seldom heard b tier
speech than ms While adorned with
all the beauties Of orltOrY Lc presented
an array of reasons which were loUui
10 produce conviction on al who heard
Inn. His speech VAS remarkable for
Iecuu,ucc to fuudaae entail pruc.p,c
going to the basis oi our democratic
system Of government and applying 1t
to the ISSUES of the d'y Tor wit, cio-
Queuce, and reason 1t reminded the
older hearers of tlc DAVIS WhcO John
Winston Ions and E.r;,rni, W,,tl.io.
IeipL u,el 10 address fine neop,. 81
1.vbotan. Ourvof,r, clulJ go nome
9rd tcll ticir children that tncy herd
tI,;r ,onal today
Minor Mann pao, r.s fine next
,r1,L1 Bso f',,S.r and asa nrrcfi.
caj MAN he o1jr,,erd bimq.lftoi6e snp-
mott az our csudil,t.s far tine Senate
and Uousc his Jircc, reasoning and
,lain abatement e our prlncipl., pro.
dnc,d a marked eject upon all. and
rsncciaIlv mon the coiored pcoplc
r,s.ut. and when be concluded mn oh
do1lv. IN a loudvoicc. s.il: Mister.
r,y,r saw YOU before. uut Won made
he hest speech | cy,rd.d hear before,
ard. ms the darhy spoke the conviction
Of tyCrv mind IN the crowd. his remark
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08
FAILED TN HIS SUIT.
A rES.rHoUsAND.DoLLaR CLAIM
AaAISsr A RAILROAD.
Politieal-A Visiting Party from the
h-petersburR as Bright
Tobacco Market.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDa.rh.l

tlnTFNRpDN lfNff ni tue 4Nt0itftfA HiNrAHIIAl
PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. 7, 1897.
The suit of Jack Tucker (colored)
against the Norfolk aud Western Rail-
road Company for $4,000 damages for
injuries alleged to have been inflicted
upon his person through the negligence,
ol the company. which has occupied
the attention of the Circuit Court oj
Nottoway county for day or two. was
brought 10 close last night bv YER
dc; in favor of the defendant company.
The plaintiff S statements, II is sad,
were Of such a conflicting character
that the jury did not believe them.
II is learned here today that "a party
e some forty or fifty ladies and gentle
mcu from one Of the Brooklyn q. "
clurclcs are IN roUfc here on the
steamship Old Dominion, aud will
spend Monday and Tuesday IN Rich-
mord and Petersburg visiting the va
nous points of interest in and around
each city The grand army that
this party represents Will hardly give
them pubicrcccption yet It is hoped
they viii return hoMe VITA pleasant re-
Membranes of their visit t. Virginia.
From present indications II does not
lock as though the Democrats OF Pc
tcrshuTg will maxi any nominations for
the Legislature. hut possibly this plan
may Toe changed hereafter
Strenuous efforts are TO be made To-
make Petersburg Il market for the sale
Of bright tobaccos. and already there
are a number of buyers of this chlrac
ter Of the weed ready TO take all Of the
kind that is brought here. Recent sales
of brights here would indicate that as
good prices can he obtained IN Peters
burg rs in any other market Of the
State
An interesting revival Of religion has
been in progress ct the Washington
Street Methodist Episcopal church for
some DAYS past. and the encouragement
is such that the meetings will probably
continue throughout the coming week.
The delegates recently elected 10y the
colorod independents of tAis city to
thc convention 10 bc held in Charl0ttcs-
Vile on the 18th instant will all attend
that convention.
The remains Of Mr.. r. l.. AIKEN, OF
Lynchburg, who died quite suddenly
in this city last night of consumption,
were sent TO his late home to-day. De-
ceased was young man and had come
70 Petersburg yesterday to accept II
situation.
Captain S. ". Jones, Of New York,
is on brief visit to friends here.
ROBIN ADNR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08
GoING ron krnLY.s scALp.
thc Richmond Terminal
ufrPcfory


It was stated on excellent authority
lest night that for several days past II
determined ctOrt has been made by
Hauus c. Fahnestock and George
r. Baker, Of the First National
Bank, and George ). Scott to
unscat Alfred Sully as director OF
the Richmond Terminal, AMI 10 retire
him from all the properties Of that sys-
ten. The man selected 10y Messrs.
Scott, Tahncstock, and Baker to sue
coed Mr.. Sully is William p. Clyde,
and il lie is not acceptable the name of
William Rockefeller will be presented.
The Richmond Terminal directors
meet to-day, when the first gun in the
fight will be fired. 1t is stated that the
Hon. Roswell p. Flower will also be
elected a director OF Richmond Tcrmi-
nal.
1t is stated that Colonel Calvin S.
Bnce md General Thomas are allied
with McssIs Scott, Fahncstock, aud
Baker in the movement. and the chief
cause Of complaint against Mr.. Sully is
that his speculative ventures not only
in Richmond Terminal, hut in the gen
cral stock market. have been disadyan-
tagtous 20 the welfare Of the company
with which his name has been SO init
mately associated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08

WANTED, A SCOUT, ACTIVE
w BOY TO learn the business. Au3ly 20
r. ADAM.
o. S-1ts Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08
CONvICT's cAHVER DEVICE.
He Obtains MS Freedom After
Years OF NGrcwd aud
Patient Work.

A Chattanooga special says L. H..
Johnson. Of Chicago, was arrested IN
1915 for an express robbery committed
NJ Memphis, and was convicted and
sent TO the penitcntiary for twenty lone
wears. Being a bright fellow, he framed
a bill during his Imprisonment which
provided that penitontiary convicts be
allowed good time for exemplary
conduct. This bill was introduced IN
1884 and became alaw. Johnson's sen
fence had been shortened by the Coy
eInor TO sixteen years for services rem
deIed during a fire in the penitentiary.
As soon as the goodhme statutc
went into operation he pehtioned for a
wnt Of habCds corpus, on the ground
that his time had expired, and Judge
Reed, of Nashville, released him. He
was at liberty eighteen months when
the decision of Judge Reed was re-
vcrsod by the Supreme Court and
johnson was rearrcsted andimprisoncd.
A month ago lie again applied for a
wit OF habcds corpus and Judge Ire.
whit discharged him to-day. The
penitentiary lessees appealed the case
10 the Supreme Court, and johnson
was required to give 3, 900 bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT, ~
CONpANlS -~'sr e-ir's
JAHES-kINER LlN8
FOR OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PuNISNOU ~.
NV tOW NEWS. lLAktNpNI,
AND (AMESRlNEk LAMB
INNS DIRECT
AID ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOI'
TRANSFER OK CuAEGS OK
ANY KIND
CONNECTIONS.
L. OLD POINT closely Gith s!l ..nCs %;
Washington, ID. c., Baltimore. 'l.A ieipa.a.
AID Aew YORK anle sttctnoCl:
A. NOltOlk with evening trains ior Viz
e;nia Peach aLd Ocean tiew;
AtNeWPOUT NEWS for Sm',hGeid. Va.
And 50 CLAREMONr With the Atlautl 4ld
DSuv.lo railroad for Waverly. ii.,Esfog-. tc.
ONLY ALL-WAlEk kOUrk.
JAMES RIVER By DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINa.
JAA8STOWN, DUTCH GAP. AND Wal
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FIRST-CLAsS MEALS
The elegant and ,asl steamer
ARIEL,
carrying Cuited states MALL
CAPTAIN DklO.
lssges Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY a. ?
a. NJ. (BROAD-STREEr CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TIN b Tor Rb0ye-namei places. arriving
o. old Point abOu, i.SJ T. VI. and Norfolk Gtoui
$50 Y. NJ Returning. the steamer leaves Nor
lOls, Oh Point, aud Newport News % alter
nate days. arriving at kichm0nd about ?. VI.
Through tickets 10 ABOVE uameu points o.
sale on steamer and 81 CARRIERS Ageacy, lce
Main street. Baggage checked tnronsh
sTATR-RDOhs kNGA6kD vVN OAK
OR NIGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08
Auction Sales.--future Days.
BY Y. ". Bowe
Boal Estate AuctIoneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
TWO TRACTS OF LAND
HENRICo COUNTY. LYING JUST WEST OF
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,
At AUCTION.

In execution 81 dccrees Of the Chancory
Court Of Richmond entered In the case OF Ed-
mOnd. Davenport 4 Co. ~. John II. Nlchhhui,
the undersigned. special COMMISSIONERS WIN
sell 10y auction. AZ the Office of y. W. BOWe, NO
4 Eleventh street. Richmond, Va, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER :, 1881,
at Il O'Clock NJ, the following LAND owned BY
j. II. Mickham: r,.. 1s8f SO
J. BY ibefhrec commissioners, TRAIT OF
III 57l-l00O AZ RES. ls sing on the Ihree-Chopped
rond. about six miles west of the city. ajioin-
ing the farm formerly owned by &. &. ENail'
recently by r. NJ Bridges, trustee ana belng
part Of The tract known as Woodland or
"lcVles.' This may boz made c0Od tarn,
ana u g. not tar from the Richmond and Ale
ghauy railroad.
.. by A. l.. Boulwarc and W. J. Leafe COM
missioLer-. a TRACT OF So ACRES, 'front.'
ing On TIC Three Chopped roai, aud formerly
owned ly William Jenr,os. adjoining lands y
". ". Strange ami land recently owned b. H..
l. Nicnud -
There are some improvements on hoth
tracts. nni intending bidders are requested 10
examine tlcm before The day II sale.
TERMS. ono fourth cash; balance n ono,
two. and three years. with per cent interest
I'm an cases TIE credits 10 Dee for notes, with tn
tcrcet payable sem-anuuaily. and titles 20 be-
retained by the court until all The purchase
money j. pad. v. +. LFAkE,
4. l.. BOZ WARE.
A. H. COURTNEY.
Commissioner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08
HIDING IIER MORPHINE VICE.
A sebooi.Giri with IA Deceptive Pen
and an Ink BOTTLE that Held
the Drug.

A Philadelphia special says The in-
genuity OF morphine victims to hide
their vice has never been better i'll ~
trated than in the case of young girl
at fashionable young ladies' boarding
school near this city, who has just been
taken away by her parents. She said
she learned TO use morphine from Il
young married woman, well known in
society in New York, whom she met at
watering place last summer.
The disclosure came about accident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08
By j. Thompson Browa * Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers.
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES RESALE OF TWEN-
4 TE LOTS. EACH FRONTING 30zt31 on
MOSBY STREET AND NINETEENTH STREET
AND BETWEEN Z AND @ sfREErS.-By Or
Ger Of the benehciaries and az the cost, risk,
and charges Ot Miss julia W. Morris, who pur-
chased the above property at the trustees auc-
ton sale May a, lss7, and VINO has failed -
comply with said purchase, the undersigned
trustee, being 80 directed. Will sell AZ public
auction, at the ONCE OF J. Thompson Brown s
Co., ON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1870,
az o'clock p. NJ, the following property:
FIVE LOIS, Nos. Ipi % 100 Inclusive, on tho
east line OF Nineteenth street between + Rad q
streets.
THREE LOTS, Nos. Isl. 1855. and 1885, on the
west line OF Nineteenth street between z and z
streets.
ELEVEN LOTS, Nos. III TO lsi Inclusive, on
MOsby street between 2 and Y strsota
TERMS: One tnird cash balance in ak and
twelve months, interest added and secured by
trust Deed. LIZ ROY L. BaoWN,
Trustee,
J. THOMPSON BRows ( CO., Aue,ioneers,
oc6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08

BEAUTIFUL. LEVEL LOT on Claiborne
street. :eX1.J; =.
4 LARGE FRONT ON WEST HANOVER
STREET. now being opened o. B0uls,grl.
4 lot ON TAYLOR STREET, about Ona
square west of the electric railway ana Keser-
yOlr street
BEAUTIFUL LOT, Park avenue near Mon
roe Para; cheap.
4 lot ON WALLACE STREET near the
corner of Richie street.
MANNING G. STAPLES & co.
OrG-Th. Saws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08

ry request of She owner. who win shortly ro-
move o. his larger rc-ldenco ! shall sell thc
atoyo-uhmcd truly DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
hy publ auction no the tmo stated above
ms is o neat. substantial wellarrangcI, and
admirably located residence ot Two st rics
above the basement. containing nine rooms Of
good size, several closets. pantry. bathroom,
SC. newly painted and papcrcd, and the che
tire premises lon nice order. Lot ~ lXlhl feet
with wide lido and rear alleys; g0Ol rta'hrd
kitchen; some choice fruit-trocs, shadc-trees,
-hrubhcry, sc.
This H. n specially attractive residence, pos
scssiug all The desirable features Of n really
good homo, ouch a. will command high rent
and gl0. tenant lti- occupied by the owners.
who viii show 10 on application, and should be
seen by all parties Interested. Examine this
properly anu attend the sale
Terms: Very liberal and announced at
sale. JAMES Is. ELAN.
g-G Aurtloueor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08
EOE SALE, VACANT LOTS.

So q7-lm iIO4E Main .ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08
ByN ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Richmond, Va.
FlHE FAMOUS HOT SPRINGS OF
4
VIRGINIA AT AUCTION.

In pur.usnco % tgo DEGREES Of the United
states District Court for the Western district Of
Virginia i'm the matter Il :. G.. Tardy. bank
rupt,1 entered respectively the 81 0f February,
1876. and 18Th Of April. 1857. and Of a dccrce OF
the Chauccry Court Of the city Of Richmond,
ia the suit OF " Hans administrator a.. Price
and Qls. - entered the 23i Of April, 1885, We
viii sell at O'Clock T.. NJ, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER . I,s7,
NJ the office Of y. W. Bowe, so. Eleventh
street. IN the city Of Richmond Va, by public
auction. the noted HOT SPRINGS o. NlR-
GINA. situated In Bath county, Va. and em.
hracinR, besides the valuable Mineral Springs,
about i.2g2 ACRE, OF LAND. much Of whi'h
is very valuable for grazing and agricultural
purposes.
Hot Springs are equal. If not superior, 20 those
Of the famous Hot springs OF Arkansas, Gli
their reputation a extensive.
The HOTEL AND COTTAGES are In cool
condition, with n capacity 10 accommodate
FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS. aud the FARM
BUILDINGS are good and u sufficient guam
tity
Warm Springs Valley, unriyalled for the beauty
Of its scenery aud for healthfuluess, aad em-
braces innumerahle springs Of Infinite variety
oil temperature aud varied medicinal proper
ties. They are the only hot springs east OF the
great resort Of all persons living In The Atlantic
States who seek permanent relief from rhel-
matism. govt. and scrOiula.
II is 40 picture Of fancy 70 say that ia I'M
utilized earth-Lcated mineral waters are. IN
deed. a stream o. gold going IN large part %
waste down this beautiful valley. all Of viii b
eau and will be- changed into what nature In
tended Il should bc-a fountain Of health 10
the sufferer aud Of wealth 10 tue owner who
hall have the foresight and courage % properly
IN he a
iia1um that would have - thousands Of
visitors every day Ia the year.
These Springs are located on the route ot the
proposed Warns prings Valley railroad, which
viii, II Is confidently believed. ho constructed
IN the near future. This property l. too we'll
and favorably known 10 require fuller de-
scription. but the auctionccr will take plea
sure in giving any information that mag oe de-
sired.
TERMS: $4,000 ln cash: and the residue at
enc, two. and three years In equal instalments,
with interest from the day 81 sale, aud tho title
retained by the Court until all the purchase
money shall have been paid.
ISAAC DAVENPORT. JR,
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
w. +. SIMS,
Commissioners Of United States Court:
A. L. BOULWARE,
j. I. COOKE,
Commissioners Of Chancery Court
n. W. B0WE, Aucucneer
Halls ADNINIsrBAloR, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
PRICR's ExECuTRIX AND AIS. DEFEsnANTs-
IN The CHANcERY COUEr or THE CiTY OF
RICHMOND.
|, Benjamin II. Berry. clerk OF said court.
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioners by the decree In said cause OF
October o, 1856. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this lith day OF Octo-
Der. lttb. BENJAMIN II. BERRY,
60 22-eodt0ci6.dt1 CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08
TRUSTEES SALE
or
DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNlNpROYED
PROPERTY ON FLOYD STREET
MAR MONROE PARK.


Attic request Of tho present owner, "a nom
re- tdeut. uul BY yrtuo ~ two dee ia ~ trust,
dated respectively December j.. 1885. aud Oc-
touer o. 1856. and recorded il Deed-B Books i31
G. page ~. and l3l -. page 2'l, in tho Office II
the Clanccry Court Of the city ~ Richmond,
executed 20 thc undersigned. trustee. 90 sccure
tho payment q certain uOte- therein described,
and default having been made, ami being re-
oue-tci so 90 90 boy the bcncdclarcs, ! Will sell,
on the premises, On
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Il, 1ss7,
at5o'clock p. NJ. tho above PROPERTY. de-
scriled IN said deed ~ December ~, 1881, "a
HOUSE AND LOT No. l0i1 Fioyd street, aud
bounded as follows: Commencing qO feet cast
81 Beech street and fronting on the south line
81 Floyd street 90 feet, with depth of 1g9 feet
between parallel lines % an alley ~ feet wide A.:
arI in saiI deed ~ October B, l~S6, "A 2 LOT
or LAND I'm the city of N .hnond, anl bound
ed a. follows: Commencing on the MOTH limo
Of Floyd street l23 feet west # Linden street.
and fronting thereon ~ feet Inches, with a
depth Of 1870 feet between parallel lines 30 au
alley ~ feet wide.
1EErS. While tho deeds cHll for cash Is %
oXl cn.or 81 salo aul amounts due. yet, hy cone
s,lt II an parties concerned. The terms VIII De-"
one tiIG cash. ana balance iu -iz ANA Twelve
months, N.-h interest, secured Iy truss decd.
LEROY 3. EIOWN. Trustee.
j. IEoNrsON EECTN & co., Agr'ioneer,.
o.